Failed to convince me!

Loved the previous books in this series but not this one. When Saxton is brought into the ER after a traffic accident, ER nurse Gale realises he’s a little and offers to provide home care. Saxton has an aversion to sex and he’s been rejected by other daddies. Can Gale break through Saxton’s passive-aggression and give him the love and care he needs? I was wrong-footed by this from the start and never recovered. Would a nurse really offer to move in with a ER patient he’s never met before? I’d be concerned about professional standards if they did. Gale just shows up and never leaves. Their instalove asexual relationship frustrated me. I felt like Saxton and Gale never sat down and talked through the big stuff like how the daddy / little dynamic would operate, how the household would run, defining the relationship - they just kept drifting into each phase. Saxton has a Masters in Psychology and is completing his PhD, yet he always had trouble articulating his concerns and thoughts - unlikely. This meant Gale continually had to be the ever-patient saint without knowing why. Kenneth Obi’s audio narration was the best thing about this.

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